Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-31
LOCAL BREyDfIES.
An orange special of twelve cars went
East early last ayanipo

An orange special of twelve cars Went
East early last evening.
| The Sacramento river fell TO eighteen
| feet two inches Sunday night, but rose
again TO eighteen feet six inches.
Bids for the Caledonia picnic privileges
Will be received at Pioneer Hall at o'clock
this evening
The open air concert given at the Plaza
last evening by the Fist Artillery Band
drew large attendance, and was greatly
enjoyed
The commencement exercises of the
Christian Brothers College will be held at
the Metropolitan Theater this afternoon at
2 o'clock
Inc match game of baseball at Davisville
on Sunday between the Oletas, of that place,
and the 1Etnas, of Dixon, was won by the
latter with score of IL to 7.
The steamer Constance arrived from San
francisco yesterday with barge-load of
lumber for the Friend & Terry Lumber
Company, and returned with barge light.
= Hokey-pokey," Ice cream CAKES
was heard on every street corner of this
city yesterday, and the italian vendors of
frozen corn starch pudding did an immense
business at five cents slice.
Yesterday morning near the main en-
trance to the City Cemetery. there was a
collision between hack and buggy in
which Mrs. Enoch Jacobs was riding. She
was very severely injured. One of her
arms is said to have been broken.
Fawney Bennett, who was sent from
Solano county to Folsom prison four years
ago, on conviction for murder in the
second degree, under a sentence of seven
teen years, has been transferred to San
OnpnfIn of foilinn,
Folsom.
:, The San Francisco Chronicle, speaking of
the game between the Pioneers and Hay-
erlys in that city on Sunday, saws that
" Sweeney was greeted when he first went
to the bat with cries of Sacramentor and
when the first runner was making for third
the crowd yelled Hug him = -
The remains of Harper NJ. Shepherd.
who died at San Francisco on the 18th,
were brought to this city last evening, and
will be inferred to-day under the auspices
of the Odd Fellows General Relief Com
mittee, he having been member of Abou
Ben Adhem Lodge of San Francisco.
The Marysville appeal says that a good
way Tor Sacramento to help along her boom
would be to hire man to go around with
a hammer and drive in the nails that pro-
Ject from the plank sidewalks all over the
CITY" The appeal man must have been
here and found a stray spike with his best
toe.
City Attorney Hart, after hearing the
story OF e. q. Mumford, the printer who
attempted suicide in the Capitol grounds
Saturday evening, in consequence of his
encouragement because of failure to OBJ
tain employment bestirred himself in
Mumtord's interest, and procured him
situation.
The average signal service temperature
Saturday was S1.7o, which is $50 warmer
than the normal temperature for that day
deduced from nine years observation. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50
and 81, with brisk to gentle southerly
winds and clear to fair weather. The
highest hourly velocity of the wind during
early yesterday morning was twenty-four
miles.
Yesterday, about noon, Johnny Lindner.
newspaper carrier, missed his saddle
horse from the depot, and was informed by
some parties that a man had been seen to
mount the animal and ride away. From
the description the police were led to be-
lieve that the thief was Dan. Fayhe, who
on several occasions has appropriated
teams. The officers made search for him
about the city, but he could not be found
The suburban trains appear to be
convenience for people from the southeast
ern portion of the city who desire to take
the San Francisco train. Among the pas
sengers by the suburban yesterday morn
ing were two ladies, each of whom had
big trunk. The transfer company or an
expressman would have had a Job from
each person ordinarily, but the trains rate
OF ten cents Tor each passenger was de.
clded economy as well as convenience